Gamer Necklace Gift for Wife – Funny Zelda Inspired Heart Jewelry with Message Card
Gamer Necklace Gift for Wife – Funny Zelda Inspired Heart Jewelry with Message Card
🚀 Ships in 1-2 Business Days with Love 🖤
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Show your love for your wife and gaming world through this distinctive necklace made for gamers. A pixel heart combined with the classic declaration appears on the necklace.
The message reads:
“To my Wife – It’s dangerous to go alone. Take my heart.”
The product offers a charming combination of gaming elements that suits couples who love Zelda games together with retro video game nostalgia. The necklace possesses a pixel-style design message card that combines romance and nostalgic elements. This special gift will upgrade her heart no matter what occasion you choose to give it to her.
Specifications:
• 14k white gold over stainless steel
• 6mm round cut cubic zirconia stone
• 18"-22" adjustable cable chain necklace
• Lobster clasp attachment
HAPPINESS GUARANTEE
HAPPINESS GUARANTEE
Your happiness matters to us. At Jewelayer.com, every gift is crafted to spark joy and connection. If you're not completely satisfied, let us know — we'll make it right or give you a full refund. That's our 100% Happiness Promise. 💖
MADE IN THE USA
MADE IN THE USA
Made in the USA with heart, pride, and quality you can trust. ✅
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Each item is handcrafted and assembled with love just for you and your loved one. Due to this, please allow 1 - 2 business days for your order to ship.
Once shipped, you can expect delivery within:
USA: 2 - 5 Business Days w/ Standard (1 - 3 Business Days w/ Expedited)
Canada: 20 - 30 Business Days
UK & EU: 3 - 7 Business Days
Australia & New Zealand: 8 - 20 Business Days
Rest of the World: 5 - 10 Business Days
Crafted exclusively for you, we regretfully can't accommodate cancellations once an order is placed. If, however, you receive a damaged product, rest assured, we'll swiftly replace it. Your satisfaction is our unwavering commitment.
